ML20212K254

Submits Concerns Re Millstone NPP & Continued Lack of Emergency Mgt Plan for Eastern Long Island.Requests That NRC Provide Adequate Emergency Planning in Case of Radiological Accident

ML20212K254
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Site:	Millstone, Three Mile Island
Issue date:	06/08/1999
From:	Blossom D, Bond J, Bond S, Fearon E, Mcdude E, Ruch S, Soloir R AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	Travers W NRC
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Dear Dr. Travers:

While I live'in New York State,.I am' seriously worried about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles away across the

-Long Island Sound in Connecticut. This nuclear power plant has the. worst safety record of any plant in the county. Despite its history of safety violations, mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone--and, reading the newspaper, I feel that this is increasingly likely--we would be stuck, unable to move out of harm's way! You must act, as our representative, to shut down Millstone. And, in'the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.

'This is an important and essential responsibility, and we are relying.on your immediate action!

Last. week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone. While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3. It was reported that

" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near misses" which increased the chance for an accident that could have damaged the reactor core."

You cannot allow this= plant to operate, threatening us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl! Don't allow this company in Connecticut.to create snother Three Mile Island on Long Island.

Please do something RIGHT NOW. And, please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE to SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.

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Dear Dr.-Travers:

While I(live'in New York State, I am seriously worri6d'about th'e~ Millstone" Nuclear Power, Plant a mere 14 miles away across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut. This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the county. Despite its history of' safety violations, mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. . I am especially worried because there is NO

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ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to-occur at Millstone -and, reading the newspaper, I feel'that.this is increasingly lik'ly--we e would be' stuck, unable to move out of harm's way! You must act, as our representative, to shut'down Millstone. And, in'the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.

'This.is'an important and essential responsibility, and we are relying on your-immediate action!

'Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal, report submitted by' plant safety inspector at

. Millstone. While' preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast s

-Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3 It was reported that

" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 .

< Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near misses" which increased the chance for an-accident .that could have damaged the reactor. core."

You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with "near. misses" of core meltdown. Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl! Don't allow this company in Connecticut t,o create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.

Please do something RIGHT NOW. And, please write back and -

let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE to SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.

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Dear Dr. Travers:

s While I' live in New York State, I am seriously worried about the Millstone-Nuclear Power' Plant a mere 14 miles away across.the Long Island' Sound in Connecticut. This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the. county. Despite its history lof safety violations, mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at' Millstone ,-and, reading th,e newspaper, I

. feel that'this,is increasingly likely--we wud1d be stuck, unable to move out of . harm's. way! _ You stust act, as our representative, to shut down Millstone. And,-in'the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.

' This is an important. and . essential' responsibility, and we are relying on your.immediate action!

-Last. week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone. . While preparing-to reopen reactor #2, Northeast

. Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3. It was reported that

" poor-planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3

. Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near misses"~which  ;

increased the chance for an accident.that could have damaged the  :

reactor. core."

You cannot'~ allow this plant to' operate, threatening us with j "near. misses" of, core meltdown'. Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl! Don't allow this company-in' Connecticut to create i another-Three Mile Island on Long Island.

Please do something RIGHT NOW. . And, please write back and

'let me know WHAT YOU-HAVE.DONE to-SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.

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While I live in New York State, I am seriously worried about the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles away across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut. This nuclear' power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in.the county. Despite its

. history of safety violations, mishaps.have continued at an alarming rate'. I am.especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders. Were an act.ident to occur at Millstone .-and, reading the newspaper, I feel that this is increasingly likely--we would be stuck, unable to move out of harm's way! You must act, as our representative,

.to shut.down Millstone. And, in'the meantime, you must provide q j

adequate. emergency planning in case of radiological accident. {

'This is.an important and essential responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!  !

Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed  !

an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone. While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3. It was reported that

" poor planning"for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a' series of "near misses" which increased the' chance for an accident that could have damaged the reactor core." l You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with 1 j

"near misses" of core meltdown. Don't be responsible for another j Chernobyl! Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island i

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'an accident to occur at Millstone ,-and, reading the newspaper, I feel that this;is increasingly likely--we would be stuck, unable to' move out of' harm's way! You stust act, as our representative, L to shut down Millstone. And, in'the meantime, you must provide adequate' emergency planning in case of radiological accident.

'This is an important and essential' responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!

Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone. . While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast {

j Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3. It was reported that  ;

" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a series of "near misses" which increased the chance for an accident ,that could have damaged the reactor core." i

.You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with "ncar misses" of core meltdown. Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl! Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.

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' history of safety violations, mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone .-and, reading th,e newspaper, I feel that this is increasingly likely--we would be stuck, unable

.to move out of harm's way! You must act, as our representative, to shut down Millstone. And, in'eb- 'aantime, you must provide {

' adequate emergency planning in cas, radiological accident.

'This is an important and essential' responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!

4 Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted.by plant safety inspector at Millstone. While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3. It was reported that

" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant-led to a series of "near misses" which

' increased.the chance for an accident.that could have damaged the reactor core."

You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don't be responsible for another Chernobyl! Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.

Please do something RIGHT NOW. And, please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE to SHUT.DOWN MILLSTONE.

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the Millstone Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles away across the l Long Island Sound in Connecticut. This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the county. Despite its 1

history of safety violations, mishaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially worried because there is NO ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone ,-and, reading the newspaper, I.

feel that this is increasingly lik'ly--we e would be stuck, unable to move out of harm's way! You must act, as our representative, to shut down Millstone. And, in'the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident. '

'This is an important and essential' responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!

Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed i

an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at Millstone. While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3. It was reported that

" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3 Nuclear Power Plant led to a serjes of "near misses" which increased the chance for an accident.that could have damaged the i reactor core."

You cannot allow this plant to operate, threatening us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don't be responsible for another Cherneby1: Don't allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island.

Please do something RIGHT NOW.

And, please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE to SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.

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an accident to occur at Millstone--and, reading the newspaper, stuck, unable I l' feel that this is increasingljyYou likely--we would be must act, as our rgpresentative, to move out of harm's way!

I to shut down Millstone. And,jinthemeantime, you:must provide adequate emergency planning 1n case of radiological accident'. '

This is an important and essential responsibility,}and we are  :

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Dear Dr. Travers:

l While I. live in New York State, I am seriously worried about the Millstone. Nuclear Power Plant a mere 14 miles away across the Long Island Sound in Connecticut. This nuclear power plant has the worst safety record of any plant in the county. Despite its history of safety violations, mi'shaps have continued at an alarming rate. I am especially' worried because there is NO

. ESCAPE, NO EVACUATION possible for eastern Long Islanders. Were an accident to occur at Millstone -and, reading th,e newspaper, I.

feel that'this is increasingly lik'ly--we e would be stuck, unable

• • to move out of harm's way! .You must act, as our representative, to_ shut.down Millstone. And,-in'the meantime, you must provide adequate emergency planning in case of radiological accident.

'This is an important and essential' responsibility, and we are relying on your immediate action!

Last week, the Connecticut newspaper, LONDON DAY, discussed an internal report submitted by plant safety inspector at

~ Millstone. While preparing to reopen reactor #2, Northeast Utilities decided to refuel reactor #3. It was reported that

" poor planning for current refueling outage at Millstone #3  ;

Nuclear' Power. Plant led to.a series of "near misses" which '

increased the chance for an accident.that could have damaged the reactor core."

You-cannot allow this plant to' operate, threatening us with "near misses" of core meltdown. Don't be responsible for another  !

l Chernobyl! Don't. allow this company in Connecticut to create another Three Mile Island on Long Island,  ;

i Please do something RIGHT NOW.

And, please write back and let me know WHAT YOU HAVE DONE to SHUT DOWN MILLSTONE.

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